Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-03
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Two deeds of trust wereadmitted to rec
ord yesterday.
THE fines and costs in Police Court last
month footed up $S47.
cred Riding Hoods Rescue" at the
Opera House this evening.
THE papers for the new hook and ladder
truck were sent off yesterday.
ANOTHER prisoner has skipped out from
the workhouse. This time it is Poodle"
Price.
The wheat crop throughout Monroe
county, Ohio, is looking exceedingly fine
and the farmers are all happy.
THERE was one case before His Honor
yesterday morning. The offender got
thirty days for beating his wife.
THE Music Committee of the Reunion
is called to meet this evening, and the
Transportation Committee tomorrow even
ing.
OFFICER DUNLAP arrested Joseph I'm
derwOOd, yesterday evening for disOrderly
conduct. The same officer also run in q
drunk.
OFFICERS BELL, Carney, Glenn, Dun
lap and Grubler last night raided the house
kept by Ann Wooster, capturing five
women and four men.
THE Wheeling Natural Gas Company
has secured the contract to erect number
of their patent lamps at the Pittsburg Poor
Farm. The cost is to be $3.50.
THE members of Bates Lodge, No. 80,
A. F. and A.. NJ, are requested to meet
this afternoon at o'clock, to attend the
funeral OF the late Samuel c. Mellor.
ABOUT 1870 o'clock this morning OFF,
GERS Glenn, Shorts and Carney raided the
house kept by Nan Morris, at No. 4S
Twentieth street, capturing the madame,
two girls and two men.
THE festival given at Elm Grove, last
evening, for the benefit of the Episcopal
Mission of that place, was well attended
and was quite successful, and several
people from this city went out.
A NUMBER of the members of Triadel.
phia Lodge No. "a, l. o. o. F., paid a
fraternal visit to Virginius Lodge No. 2, OF
this city, last evening. They left the
lodge room delighted with their reception.
SWEENEY & Sons base ball nine are
after Cox & Morrison's nine. They are
anxious to play them for from $25 to 800,
and request them to name place of meet
ing, if they wish to accept their challenge.
REPRESENTATIVES, of the four singing
societies contemplating an excursion to
Pittsburgh held meeting last evening, to
consider the preliminaries. No definite
conclusion was reached, owing to the diff
Guilty of obtaining satisfactory rates from
the railroad companies.
IT is said Mrs. Grafton Beall, of the Isl
and, Mrs. Frank POrterand Harrison Dun
levy are among the heirs of Jacob DE
Haven, wealthy Frenchman, who, dur
ing the revolution, loaned the Government
$500, 600. 4 suit to recover the money
with interest has been instituted.
Mr.. CLINT PICKET and Miss Minnie
Wilson, of the Seventh ward, were married
at the residence of the brides parents, on
South Front street, yesterday at noon, Rev,
DIR. Cunningham officiating. The couple
left for the East at 100 p. M, after the
congratulations of relatives and friends.
THE Sixteenth Annual Commencement
exercises of the West Liberty State normal
schools will be inaugursted next Sunday,
June 5, when Rev. X. F. Randolph W il
preach the baccalaureate sermon. On
wednesday the junior performance will
take place, and on Thursday the COM
mencement, middle class and AlumnG per
formances will occur.
ONE of the most pleasant surprise par
ties ever given in Monroe county, Ohio,
was the one given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Garden, near Whitten's
Landing, on last Wednesday evening to
Miss Rachel and Mamie Garden. Twenty
two couple were in attendance, Sisters
vile, Matamoras, Brownsville, Sardis and
New Martinsville all sending delegations.
T. Il. COckayne furnished the music. Dane
inO continued until a late hnur